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Trung Tran
Trung Tran

Reputation: 13721

Meteor publishing field issue

My application is publishing a 'memberPrice' field when it is not supposed to. In my publish.js file, I specified the memberPrice to not be published. Here is my server/publish.js:

Meteor.publish('cars', function() {
return Products.find({category: 'vehicle'}, {limit: 10}, {fields: {memberPrice: 0}});
});

My controller:

carsController = RouteController.extend({
waitOn: function () { 

    var sessionId = Session.get('sessionId');
    console.log("Session: ", sessionId);
    Meteor.subscribe('cars');
    Meteor.subscribe('cartItems', sessionId);

},
action: function() {
    this.render('Cars');
}

});

Here's my table using the aldeed:tabular package:

TabularTables = {};

Meteor.isClient && Template.registerHelper('TabularTables', TabularTables);

TabularTables.Cars = new Tabular.Table({
name: "Cars",
collection: Products,
columns: [
{data: "productCode", title: "Product Code"},
{data: "brand", title: "Brand"},
{data: "productLineName", title: "Product Name"},
{data: "description", title: "Description"},
{data: "memberPrice", title: "Member Price"}

 ]
});

Does anyone know what's going on?

Thanks!

Upvotes: 0

Views: 101

Answers (2)

Peppe L-G
Peppe L-G

Reputation: 8345

You're passing three arguments to Products.find, but it only expects two. {limit: 10}, {fields: {memberPrice: 0}} should be {limit: 10, fields: {memberPrice: 0}}.

Upvotes: 2

Ethaan
Ethaan

Reputation: 11376

In the past i do publish like the one you have, but since i read this post from David Weldon page.

I change my publish to something like this.

Meteor.publish('cars', function() {
  var selector = {category: 'vehicle'};
  var options = {limit: 10,fields: {memberPrice: false}};
  return Products.find(selector,options);
});

Based on the Publish function you have, the memberPrice option should be exclude here, try with this, here we are following the correct syntaxis of the Collection.find wich is collection.find([selector], [options]) and you have something like collection.find([selector],[selector],[options]).

Upvotes: 1

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